Letter to the editor: No need to convert tennis courts for pickleball
Tennis participation in the United States increased by 22% in 2020
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Letter to the Editor: Greenlink customers give back to the community
More than 300 food items donated in one day.
Letter to the editor: We must preserve biodiversity
We are in the sixth mass extinction. The loss of global biodiversity is readily apparent even in Greenville County alone. According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, within Greenville…
Letter to the Editor: How to engage with transit – Tips from a Greenville Transit Authority board member
Here are some tips for those interested in transportation and mobility in our community
Letter to the editor: Every day, I try to find wonder in the ordinary things of life
The great thinker and doer Rabbi Abraham Heschel once said, “I asked for wonder.”
Letter to the editor: Proposed tree ordinance is essential to Greenville
We must act to protect Greenville’s heritage trees from the adverse effects of new construction as well as old age.
Op-ed: United Way of Greenville County invests in proven poverty-fighting programs
A global pandemic has taken its toll on the health, economy and social fiber of our community.
Letter to the editor: City should protect trees on private property
Dear City Council, J Dabney Peeples Design and The Collins Group operate primarily in the realm of private landscapes, and many of our projects lie within Greenville city limits. As…
Letter to the editor: Teens are paying attention
Teens want to be heard. Teens need to be heard.
Letter to the editor: Greenville needs a new tree ordinance
After reviewing and reading the Greenville tree ordinance, we strongly support and agree that Greenville is in dire need of a new tree proposal that protects our canopy and the…
Letter to the editor: Ginny Stroud’s work with the city will be missed
Your Aug. 14 article covering the departure of Ginny Stroud from her position as community development administrator with the city of Greenville stresses her work with the city’s special emphasis…